Narrative Essay On Dog

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I placed all the information on the flash drive, everything you need to know about owning a dog from A to Z. I read them many times with my sister so many times that she even asked me if I need my oxygen mask. I was like it’s not an oxygen mask it’s an inhaler. So I told her tomorrow is the day, were we get him finally. My sister replied by saying yes it is but can we get a pony or a unicorn. So I just told her I want a jet, helicopter and a car. So she got angry and left the room.
-Mom, mom!! "Today is the day" I shouted
- "Yes son it is" Mom said
As we were a few moments away my heart was beating so fast, that when I placed my hand over my chest I felt like it was going to pop out. I had already decided on the breed it was Labrador, because I found out that it makes a great family pet. I was a few steps away from the main office of the breeding farm. I felt like fainting on the solid ground. I entered and waited on the couch. The man asked "What breed" in a thick and official voice. I replied a golden male Labrador. The man held his cellular phone and said a golden male Labrador. I was waiting and waiting, it felt like years had passed. "He so cute" I said I help him in my arm and I could not believe after six years I have my own dog. …show more content…

I went to the vet to vaccinate him. I bought for him dog food, plates, toys and leach. Scooby the pup had his first car ride. I am not going to say his tongue was sticking out of the window. Scooby was sleeping on my lap, he felt so warm. I came home and started playing with him. At night when the light went out he was crying, because he misses he mom. I came and told him do you miss your mommy. I honestly felt a tear coming out of his eye and dropping on my hand. But from that then, I knew he was going to be my brother forever. "Scooby" I shouted. He came hopping and flopping with his little

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